The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-06-30

Perth Amboy June "A Arrived sch II J. Cot
trcll, Haskell, New York; 18th, sailed sch. III. J
tottrc, Haskell, Bangor.
Charleston, June p. Arrived sch Warren Adj
ans, Colcord, Bath.
Frrnandina June %. Cleared sch. Lizzie Lane,
llclrick, Calthagena via. fagnayra eth, cleared
sch- Lois '. Chaples, Ross, Philaieirhia
GEORGETOWN, ID. c., June n. Cleared brig ii. L.
>ihlcy, lEchhoIn, Boston.
Delaware Breakwater, june % Sailed bark
Passed Hell Gate, June "a Sch. A. Hayforl,
Warren New York for Yarmouth.
Philadelphia, June % Arrived sch. A. l.. Dow,
Townsend Frankfort; eth, arrived sch. Daylight,
IIndglon, kcnnebec.
Gaiveston, june ~ Arrived sch Florence Lee
lul, Adams, New York.
FOREIGN FORTS.
Calcutta, Nav IL. In port ships c. &. Chapman
ilchborn, unc.; Wandering jew, Nichols, do.
~hangh ae June %. Arrived ship w. IL. Con
nor, Nichols, New York.
I'uenos Ayres, june %. Arrived bark Angus
line kobc, Sherman, Portland.
Liverpool, June p. Sailed ship Elizabeth, But
nam, san Francisco.
tardcnaS June 10. Arrived brig David Bug:
bre, Stower> Boston.
St John, \. T., June p. Arrived sch. Mary l..
Peters. Williams. Boston.
Havana, June -. Sailed bark j. W. dresser,
Parker, Delaware Breahwater.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
Civil Engineers +. l.. Adams, of Boston, and W
l.. PcIiam, of Portland, making surveys for Il
revision of the government charts of the Maine
Island light and tile mouth Of the ~aco river.
Barque Augustine kohhe sherman, at Bucnos
Alres June - from Portland, WAS 49, days the
passage. barquc Ella, Capt. Reed, sailed from
Portland siN lays later and completed the voyage
out and back to Boston in the meantime 1t
feared that the kohhc had been lost.
sch ii. Curtis, from Perth Amboy for Bucksport
Me, with coal, wa in collision with sch. George
Berry, from RucklAnd. The II. Curtis lost bow
spirit, ligurehead and knightheads and had bow
stove nearly to the waters edge The Georgia
Berry lost martngaie, Nc. Both vessels will re
pair al City island
schooner Zachcus sherman, C"ombs, at Bos-
Ion from Baltimore was in collision with
unknown two-mastod schooner, on the shoals in
Vineyard sound on Wednesday, during dense
tu-. The unknown schooner had her bow badly
-t"Ne, also had lbboom amt head gear carried
AWAY. The Zacheus sherman had port side some
Nhat chatc'i. not otherwise materially injured
tEEIrIll>- The weekly Freight circular of SNOW
x Burgess, New orS reports for the week ending
June 25tb TO Brazil the business at present is
confined to the requirements of Lumber ehippcrs
IL southern Ports and former rates for such ton
mage ar3 obtained There j. mo inquiry for gencr
al cargo hence. The Wiudwar,i trade remains
quiet though some little business has TRANSFERRED.
West India irelghiS are quiet throughout The
rnl~tMi~c lumber trade is slow the moment. but
rates Ito moi appear To have changed materially.
toiltf- are IL moderate demand at about steady
rat r&EhtE VI. lI"nIER oliver Wocoti. mate
,i IA. schooner Parker NJ. Hooper. abandoned at
SEA about the middle of March, arrived at Phila-
lcl, the 2l7t, and reitcrate- his story about the
~cuttlulg the vessel BY Capt. Hardness and is cor
l,'horatcd by several Of the crew The Hooper wa
-!gar laden from Havana, February 20, for lns-
tnil. ON March II her rudtier gave way and She
'littcd around hclric~,ly until the italian bark
\ul1h America came To her assistance The
Nrrc taken on 10y the bark and landed at Almciia,
spain. ThcN we're semi to Liverpool by the Amer
ir:iu consul and arrived in America last week.
Na!c"t says he Wished 10 take the Hooper int"
-"i6 port, but Wa, driven Oh the vessel by Capt.
larihc->, and after reaching The North America,
he culld see Hardness eating into the echooncrs
~ rkS with an ave.